I also didn’t mean, that you are currently overwhelmed with ads on your Android phone.

What I meant is that Google business model is ads and Google customers are advertisers.
What I meant is Google has successfully built the huge subscriber base for their ads.
What I meant is that developers, who use “free content funded by ads” business model are targeting Android first.
What I meant is that when advertisers will move their budgets to mobile (which is already happening in US), Google will be the only one who can offer tens of millions of “target audience”.
And you will be one of them.
This is the price, user will have to pay for using cheaper Android phones.
It’s not bad, since you are ok with it. :)

I have owned an Android phone for two years. I have seen some ads on websites I visit via the browser. I have seen ads in some of the apps. I have not seen any ads anywhere else on the Android phone. Also, the ads I have seen on my phone are not only from Google Ads platform, but also from others. Android doesn’t discriminate the ads based on who supplies it. In other words, an Android phone is no different from an iPhone or a Windows phone or any other phone when it comes to display of ads.

> And they shouldn’t go to ads business, where they have nothing to offer to advertisers, except several millions of tablets, controlled by Google Ad-Roid.

The version of Android that comes with Kindle is totally adapted and modified by Amazon. It is not controlled by Google in any way or form.

Sorry, but you have no idea what you are talking about.

And now Amazon starts to do the same… :(

Imho, the best for Amazon is cloud and AWS.
They shouldn’t sell own tablets with negative margins.
And they shouldn’t go to ads business, where they have nothing to offer to advertisers, except several millions of tablets, controlled by Google Ad-Roid.